"Dawlish" wrote in message
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The models have been suggesting this for 36 hours, but this evening
there is cross-model agreement and consistency, from the two major
models.

**At T240, on Wed 4th August, high pressure will have established
itself in the near Atlantic, leading to a winds between west and north
for the majority of the UK. Temperatures will be around average for
the time of year, for the UK as a whole, with cooler than average
nights and some warmth in any sunshine. Showery, cloudier weather will
keep the NW and eastern coastal areas cooler and perhaps wetter -
especially in the NW, where an Atlantic influence will be felt. Much
of the rest of the country will be experiencing below average
precipitation. The best of the weather will be in the south of the UK
and especially the SW which will be experiencing a period of dry and
sunny weather.**


Coming broadly into line with me once again I see Paul! :-)
i.e. long extended dry spells and no record breaking temperatures.

Will
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